ah. I've never stated that Virginity is an "ideal state for marriage". I've only stated that *I* choose to be a virgin.Treznor wrote: In theory, yes. Some people are better teachers than others.But when virginity is considered to be the ideal state for marriage, then advocating one be a virgin while the other isn't smacks of hypocrisy.
communication is important... and not just for Virgins.Treznor wrote:Well, then we come back to my OP where I point out that we're obsessed with sex. Even virgins know that sex is supposed to be this amazing, mystical event where the heavens open, doves circle about the bed and cherubs sing...well...angelically. So the first-time fumbling between two virgins is going to fall far short, and it's going to take a long time to overcome that, particularly if they're not good at communicating with each other in the first place. So they know something is wrong, they just won't know what and sooner or later they're going to wonder if it's the person they're with.
So can being the "playa" who sleeps with a different person once a week...Treznor wrote:A valid point. But virginity can be an added complication, as described above.
or whatever the frequency is for bed hoppers.



But when virginity is considered to be the ideal state for marriage, then advocating one be a virgin while the other isn't smacks of hypocrisy.



